Boston-natives Ripe were greeted to a warm hometown welcome as they graced the stage at MGM Music Hall at Fenway on Saturday night. Currently on their “Bright Blues Tour” supporting their new album of the same name, the group performed a 19 song sold-out show full of fan favorites and …
Read More »
Heavy metal band Five Finger Death Punch reigned over Tulsa, OK during their stop on the co-headlining tour with Shinedown. The tour revolves around both the latest record A Decade of Destruction and the much-anticipated release of And Justice For None, which became available worldwide May 18th. An unexpected children’s theme …
Read More »
On April 24, indie rock band Lydia closed out their spring tour in Springfield, MO at the Outland Ballroom. The Phoenix natives spent a two month stretch on the road with Moose Blood. This was an intimate headlining show to kick off the era of their upcoming album Liquor, which …
Read More »
Luke Bryan’s What Makes You Country stadium tour kicked off in the heartland of the Ozarks in Springfield, MO this past Friday. Luke Bryan is currently touring his latest release What Makes You Country across the United States with dates running through September. Springfield’s excitement could hardly be contained at …
Read More »
Rock band 10 Years partnered with RED in their co-headline tour across the US. 10 Years is driving support for their new record How To Live (As Ghosts), which was released on October 27th. Guitarist Brian Vodihn took time before their show in Sauget, IL to sit down with Music Existence, …
Read More »
Judah & The Lion brought the folk, rock and R&B fused tunes to the Ozarks October 25th in Little Rock, AR at the Metroplex. The band is embarking their first run on their “Going To Mars” Tour promoting their second full-length album Folk Hop N Roll. The band is making their …
Read More »
While passing through on their tour with Fozzy, Gemini Syndrome stomped the grounds of Oklahoma City for Kattfest 2017. The Zoo Amphitheater filed in prior to the six song set, which was delivered with high energy. “Pleasure and Pain,” “Zealot,” and “Eternity” got the crowd fired up. Leading into “Anonymous,” …
Read More »
Driving down Interstate 5 listening to all of my 311 CDs, I realize that I’m about to see a band that I’ve been listening to for over 20 years. I started with the album Music and didn’t stop until I arrived at my destination, The House of Blues in Anaheim. …
Read More »
It could be argued that calling Alice Cooper a “Legend” would be an understatement. His recording career began 47 years ago, in 1969, and since that time he has seen it all and done it all, several times over, to be sure. And here he is in 2016, still full …
Read More »
In a seemingly pop, country, and hip-hop/r&b world, who is keeping the metal banner flying? Look no further than thrash stalwarts, Megadeth, who are definitely doing their part. In the past year, the band has released a killer, hard-charging, new record, called Dystopia, that not only features classic Dave Mustaine …
Read More »
Sammy Hagar and his super group of sorts, the Circle, played The Loop Luau, an end of summer party sponsored by radio station The Loop (WLUP 97.9 fm) and Sammy’s Beach Bar Rum brand, in Chicago on Friday 9/2/16. The group consists of Hagar, bassist Michael Anthony (formerly of Van …
Read More »
“Dead & Co. Keep The Grateful Dead’s Music Alive and Kicking” 6/17/16 – Klipsch Music Center – Noblesville, IN. By Bradley Todd Those of you going to see Dead & Co. this summer are in for a treat. If you had any concerns about how John Mayer would fit …
Read More »
Music Existence Because of Music, We Exist